Dynamic strain aging during creep of α-Zr
Abstract In the temperature range 723 to 823 K (450° to 550°C) annealed, crystal bar α-Zr exhibits anomalous behavior with respect to both single stress and incrementally stressed creep tests. The nature and extent of the anomalous behavior depends on temperature, stress, and impurity content. Speci...
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